Happy with mine, just bought one to do low rows with and the quality of it is just fine for the one movement I do. Couldn't justify a maggrip for that purpose and I am glad I grabbed this instead.

Now that I'm double certified I can get double strong

Picked up a set of 35s from a rogue garage sale since I had avoided buying 35s until I found a very cheap excuse. I got these for $1 per pound and they were clearly heavily used, but I like the color and thin profile of them. Lots of paint chipping and wear but they do the job.

Got this because I wanted the rotating pivot point that the uclip w grip didnt have. This is fairly pricey but as soon as it got it my hands I could see why, amazing knurling and very well built. Smooth rotation. Reccomend it.

This is reasonably nice, especially at being a little more than half the price of the Rogue v handle, but the one huge difference is the lack of a pivot in the connection point. The knurling felt great and rotated easily, however for my purposes I realized in using this instantly that I need a pivot in the center for my equipment and training style. Returning, but would recommend if you don't need the center to rotate.

I got this secondhand on fbm. MSRP is 90 bucks currently which is probably slightly high, but it is clearly well built, it will last longer than me, that's for sure. Once the pivot point was oiled up it was essentially silent after initially squeaking. The length is just right for me to do triceps pushdowns, curls, and supinated lat pulldowns. Very versatile.

This was the cheapest lat pulldown I could find at the time and actually pleasantly surprised by it. The weight horns are annoying, as the tube for the 2 inch plates slides off the default 1 inch weight horn very easily, and there isn't anything to retain it. Other than that, its reasonably smooth and the trolley slides easily enough on the chromed upright. Main complaint for me is the height, but for the vast majority of people it will be totally fine, but I'm 6'6 and its just an inch or so shorter than I'd like, making face pulls and some other movements difficult. Also, the back has some stability issues when you are doing non-seated movements and needs to be weighted down

Using them to help recover from tennis elbow and very quickly felt relief. Happy to have these, and will continue to use them for forearm work.